MA 242-003,6 & 7, Calculus III

Note, the main website of the course is on Moodle
This page won't be updated frequently, if it all , after second week of the course.

Instructor:	Name/Office	Michael Medvinsky / SAS 3262
	Office Hours:	right after the class, by appointment or email
			Section 3, DAB 124	Section 6, PS 201	Section 7, SAS 2235
	Lectures:		11:45am-12:35pm	3:00pm-4:50pm	6:00pm-7:50pm

TAs:	Name/Office		Reeshad A. (AC)/SAS 3201	Diego P. - SAS 3263	Andrew S./SAS 3145
			Zebedee D. (BD)/SAS 3221
	Recitations	1:55pm-2:45pm	T H SAS 2229(A)
			T H LMP 216(B)
		3:00pm-3:50pm	T H RD 339(C)	T DAB 330
			T H PS 215(D)
		6:00pm-6:50pm			T SAS 2235

The course

Calculus III is the last course in the Calculus I, II, III sequence. Student will learn about Vectors in the plane and in 3-space, differential calculus in several variables, differentiation and integration and their applications in several variables, vector fields, and line, surface and volume integrals, Green's and Stokes Theorems.

Course Outline

Moodle - used for announcements and to link automatically recorded lectures.

Prerequisites:

MA 241 with grade of C- or better or AP Calculus credit, or Higher Level IB credit.

Text

Franke, Griggs, and Norris, Calculus III for Engineers and Scientists, included with WebAssign.

Recitations:

Each student will be enrolled in Tuesday Recitation section. Recitation classes will provide opportunities for reviews, help on homework, team work, practice. Recitations assignments will be worth 15% of your final grade grade given that you have submited at least 70% of the assignments.

WebAssign

All students must register online with WebAssign and pay the appropriate fees. Login to WebAssign here. Due dates can be found on the WebAssign page. Do not procrastinate; start these early. Late submissions will not be accepted and no extensions will be given. WebAssign assignments will be worth 15% of your final grade given that you have submited at least 70% of the assignments. You can find more information about WebAssign on Moodle.

Handouts

Handouts I have given out in recent years: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Old Lecturer Notes Here is the handouts, worksheets and also the notes I wrote for myself when I prepared for a similar class in U of U , you are welcome to have it (be careful, it may have mistakes). Lecture Notes, Worksheets, Handouts
You may also find the spring 2020 online portion here .

Useful links: Here is also a non comprehensive collection of links that may help you to learn.

Exams:

Grading

Provided that you attended at least 70% of the lessons\receitations and have submitted at least 70% of the asignments your grade will be determined by your scores on the tests (40%), the final exam (30%) and the assignments Recitations(15%) and WebAssign(15%).

Calculating your grade detail

Recitation or Webasign: if you had 10 assignments and submitted 7 for an average grade of 80 out of 100 - you contributed 80*0.15 = 12 out of 100 to your final frade. If you submitted more then 7 - only the best 7 will count toward the final grade.
Tests: if an average grade of the best 3 out of 4 tests is 80 out of 100 you contributed 80*0.4=32 to your final grade.

ADA Statement

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that reasonable accommodations be provided for students with physical, sensory, cognitive, systemic, learning and psychiatric disabilities. Please contact me at the beginning of the semester to discuss any such accommodations for the course.

Copyright notice

All printed and electronic materials provided to you in this course are protected by copyright laws.

Electronically-hosted Components: Please be advised this course is being recorded for current and potential future educational purposes. By your continued participation in this recorded course, you are providing your permission to be recorded.